1995 Archive Volume
In the mid-1990s, US property markets entered a sustained but muted upswing across ten cities. The headline narrative promised growth, yet the actual price trajectory demanded precision and patience.
4 files in this volume
The year in numbers
- 43
- Replayable scenarios
This year's files
- 011995–2002: Three Markets, One Boom — Why Parallel Uptrends Tell Different Risk Stories
Mid-1990s to early 2000s saw residential property surge across Finland, UK, and US — yet the same boom masked wildly different volatility profiles and institutional lessons.
Read the file → - 021995–1997 US Property: The Steady Ascent That Tested Patience
In the mid-1990s, US property markets entered a sustained but muted upswing across ten cities. The headline narrative promised growth, yet the actual price trajectory demanded precision and patience.
Read the file → - 031995 Global Stock Markets: Corrections, Rallies, and the Discipline Divide
A cluster of corrections across eight markets in late 1995 gave way to sustained rallies, testing investors' resolve and separating disciplined traders from reactive ones.
Read the file → - 041995–1997: The Quiet Bull — US City Property Markets and the Discipline of Low-Volatility Appreciation
A 30-month US property boom with single-digit city gains and remarkably contained drawdowns, testing decision-makers in an environment where the hardest trade was doing nothing.
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